It's probably the closest thing to home he had. The cops were there already when he was in he parking lot and he probably felt he had no other way out.

Not odd. I assume he called his coach after and was panicking and crying. I imagine the team and the staff are the players 2nd family and perhaps 1st family in KC.

So weird. We talked about a month ago and were supposed to get together for dinner and shit. I haven't heard from him since then. I have no idea what was going on with him and his girl. We never talked about that stuff.

This better not interfere with Pioli's firing.

Very plausible

Not even sure what to say. RIP.

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Was he having evident problems?

Worst season ever.

RIP.

The coach saw his player blow his head off infront of him. I don't know how it ISN'T an option.

Who also happens to be someone's son, brother, cousin, father, friend, teammate, idol...

Someone who does this is obviously not in a good place. Their survivors deserve our sympathy and empathy because not only do they have to deal with the loss of their loved one but the burden of his actions.

Apparently to say his last good hues according to a cop on 610.

And yeah that black luxury car was his. He was apparently going 100+mph on the way to the stadium, got out the car and shot himself
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Clay, you need to make a tribute video or something...

Who?

Now everyone grades out perfectly...****!